Our Lady of the Snows School

Great school unless your child needs any type of special services or does not do well. Then you are out of luck and asked to leave. There are some VERY good teachers at Snows but there are others that just want to slide by and will not go above the required. Funny how a C student is told to improve or else but a C teacher is carried along by the A teachers. Parent involvement is in the form of "Mandatory Volunteering". If you don't vounteer you get charged.
—Submitted by a parent

The care and personal attention put into each child truly makes my family feel as we are part of the school community
—Submitted by a parent

I went to OLS and now have a daughter in OLS. I love it! The teachers are fantastic and I really feel an unbelievable sense of home when I bring my daughter to school. OLS gave me a superior education. In fact, I enjoyed my time at OLS so much that it inspired me to become a teacher, and am proud to say that I teach in a Catholic School!
—Submitted by a parent

My two daughters goes to this school and I am very impressed with their education level and the great teachers at OLS.
—Submitted by a parent

I went to this school and i liked it. But the the teachers are too harsh on you in 7th & 8th grade. They should relax more and have a fun time teaching. Not yelling and screaming.
—Submitted by a student

Great school, 7th grade teachers are serious. The children will profit from this in 8th grade and high school.
—Submitted by a parent

Students have too much homework in addition to studying for tests. I love to spend time with my child doing homework and studying but it's been overwhelming. I believe at least 70% of school's curriculum is done at home by parents.
—Submitted by a parent

Great location and parents are very involved. The only downfall is that teachers are unrealistic. They forget in the upper grades that education is just as important as teaching love and kindness. I think the staff and principal should take continuing education courses.
—Submitted by a student

Good Education. School stresses English, Math and Science. Seventh grade teaches are unrealistic in the homework and projects. I have one child in the school and I that graduated and seventh grade was the worst year for both.
—Submitted by a parent